BringBackOrton

Top 16 is an interesting cut off when TT is #22ish.

I just did addition. 9+10+5+5/41 It's actually closer to 3:1.

Interesting takeaway from the fact from 2014-2017, the top 40 FA WR's went to teams with good QB's at a 2:1 ratio, as demonstrated by both your and my numbers. Is 2 to 1 not a correlation? Even though only 3 AFC QB's have made the SB multiple times in the past 10 years, there's "little to no correlation between QB play and SB appearances?"

FTFY. Time is a flat circle. Mince words? Kirby thought that "Kenny Britt" invalidated what I was saying. Anything to make sure that TT doesn't get his feelings hurt when historically, most big name FA WR's go to teams with good QB's. I can't change reality.

Only? Are you putting words in my mouth?

He won't sniff us like didn't the last time he was an FA.

I'm almost 100% sure you were calling anyone who had something negative to say about the cap back then "would-be capologists" too. It's always easy to be right if you just say the fired guys were idiots.

And Marshall went to NYG, Sanu Atlanta, Marvin Jones Detroit, Boldin Detroit, Desean Jackson TB, Maclin Baltimore, Jeffrey Philly, Patterson Oakland, Wallace Baltimore, Johnson Tennessee, LaFell Cincy, Benajmin SD. Those were all in the last two years off the top of my head. Looking it up, 9/10 of the highest WR contracts given to UFA in 2016 were on teams with franchise QB's. 9 out of the top 9 in fact. You gonna tell me that's a coincidence? Can you explain why the best WR Buffalo ever got in FA was the corpse of TO almost a decade ago? Let's talk about 2014. 13 out of the top 15 UFA WR's signed in 2014 went to franchise QB's. 10 out of the top 11. The only one who didn't in the top 10 was Decker, who got the biggest payday. Woah. You were saying about the "L?"

Kenny Britt is a good veteran WR? And he's the only FA WR in the last 5 years? The takes are scorching in here! It's fun. "He hasn't said why, but the reasons I'm giving are right." Yes.

Jeffrey believed in him. I know you guys think WR's are all stupid and wrong about QB's but surprisingly, they usually aren't. How many times do we have witness good veteran WRs time and time again choose teams with better QB's?

Wentz is a young QB with a lot of promise? Huh? I referenced the assunption of the article, because it did and does support my arguement. I think you've missed the point again... It means that Maclin chose to play with Flacco instead of TT. I don't know if you heard, but he signed with the Ravens.

Actions speak louder than words.

My boy J-Mac would rather play with Flacco. True or false?

You didn't link anything? I don't read every fan-written rag on the internet and then cross-reference it to see if it's just a bad article or bad message board analysis. Either way, the base assumption of that "article" was clearly flawed, and if you agree with it, your opinion is equally flawed. Speculation based on facts aren't facts. Lots of learning is being had today. This is good.

Know "the facts" and then you just blatantly pass off your speculation as facts?

What article? And if TT is the better QB, it sounds like someone should get on the horn with Maclin. He doesn't seem to think so.

Got you, fam.

And yet the WR picked the team with the better QB. Just like you said.

What facts were those, again? Your speculation that Maclin didn't really care about his QB after posting that he'd go with TT because he's the better QB?

You're just throwing stuff at the wall til something sticks, huh?

Maclin and his team of agents would. Sorry.

My TAKE on this post: It wasn't worth it's own topic.

Buffalo, Houston, KC, Rams, Minn, Chicago, Washington if they got rid of Cousins. They clearly aren't the same. The WR picked the better QB for him. Clear as day. You said it yourself.

The article you said that QB ability matters when WR's make FA decisions. He picked Baltimore and Flacco. I'm sorry you had to find out this way.

2014?